The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-01

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agement OF the effairs OF the concern.
Capt. Wood, who is one OF the bost known
citizens OF st. Paul, an old-tine newsna ~,
man and a well known writer on snorffns
matters, wants information OF the whera
abOuts OF his son, Fred Wood, Ave fee
seven inches, weight about one hupdred
and thirty-hve pounds, dark brown hpi,.
and eyelashes, small, light brown mons.
tache, gray eyes, narrow cheek bones ala
chin, small hands, with long, tapering fin.
gers and small feet. When last heard from
was on the Chicago & Burlington railroad
in Wisconsin, but is supposed to have beee
in the woods the present winser. Address
James Wood, st. Paul.
Oliver W. Benedict, a prominent LAWYER
OF New York city, has mysteriously dis.
appeared and his friends believe that rs
has either committed suicide or wandered
off.
The New York board OF excise has ~.
solved not to allow any increase ii The
number OF drinking places,
The young murderer Of the Sell family n
Kansas confesses and will be hanged.
Bismarck Special: There is no lonoa,
any doubt OF the drowning Of the jackson
family at Painted Woods. The family
consisted OF father, mother and two chill.
dren. The mails from Buiord brought IN.
formation that while no lives were Loaf.
many settlers had no time to save thei,
goods. At Washburne, Mclean county.
the food was five feet higher than in 1851.
The snow is from twelve to fifteen inches
deep in Central New York and in the An.
thracite coal regions Of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Mark Hopkins expects to finish he,
$1,000, 900 palace at Great Darlington.
Mass, this year.
Don Jose Sevilla Of Peru, who died re.
Gently leaving 5000. 900. bequeathed
$500, 0OG to the city ofNew York for the es.
Establishment OF a home for poor children
Champion John L. Sullivan left Boston
for several months, during which he viii
show his shape in many cities. His com.
bination will comprise Pat Sheedy, Jim
McKeon, Mike Sullivan, Lord Dashington
Murphy. Steve Taylor, DeBianche, "Ths
Marine, " Jimmy Carroll and Bob urnbulL.
MY arm is all right now" said Sullivan,
'all it needs is a little more strength
The secretary OF the interior has request.
ed the attorney general to direct all United
States district attorneys in the Northwest
to see that suits for timber trespasses
brought against parties in the territories
for cutting timber on unsurveyed public
lands which were decided adversely to the
kONNiilllAGi1b W w INl4A leu ttICtklN III NAt
United States supreme court for the settle
ment OF questiOnsinvolved.
At Bridgeport, CONF, Mrs. Jacob Kretch.
Ter recently gave birth TO a male child which
had an elephants head. In place OF a nose
it had a short trunk. The lips protruded
like those OF an elephant. The child weighs
about nine pounds, and can only be fed
with q spoon. The mother visited the cir.
Gus winter quarters the past winter, and
vas terribly frightened by the elephants
The parents succeeded in keeping the mat
ter to themselves until recently, and very
few have been permitted to see the child.
John A. Logan, JJr., sen Of the dead SEN.
ator, and Miss Edith Andrews, daughter Of
Chauncey NJ. Andrews OF Youngstown
Ohio, were married at the residence Of the
BRIDES father. Among the presents was a
check OF $4,000 from Mr.. Andrews.
Second Lieut.. James H. G. Wilcox, an OF
ficer OF the Seventh cavalry, isnow at Fort
Smelling in arrest and under charges which
will be investigated ~ a general court mar
tial. While at st. Louis recently he Tor.
warded his resignation to Washington,
but it's acceptance was refused by the au'
thorities there, owing to the fact that he
was reported by his superiors to W com
mitted offenses OF a serious character. VI.
ders we're at once issued for his arrest anu
transfer to Fort Smelling, and trial by gen.
eral court martial will doubtless be had ~
a short time. He is charged With having
duplicated his pack pay accounts and alb.
scented himself without leave.
Father McGlynn has written q letter to
Patrick Ford thanking him Tor 9 chees
cent by Mr.. Davitt, but requesting that ne
return it to the donor for use in the BAT
~. ian ~, 10 fn,tuhf auatnafI nnNr0S SION
in Ireland.
George r. Graham. once proprietor q
Graham's Magazine, for which Edgar a:
Poe used to write, is living iriendless, agec
and poor in New York city.
The president has addressed q ~lettertc
Mrs. j. r. Roberts, widow OF the late presf
dent OF Liberia, who is seeking aid Tor tne
establishment OF o hospital at Monroylai
in which he says: Liberia is so distinctly
the outgrowtb OF the kindly and generous
sentiments OF the people OF the unitee
States that everything which pertains y
the well being OF hat young repuoih
should appeal to u ~sympathies ana y
nevolence. The hospital which IDS pro
posed to erect seems to me TO pe sneh 81
important instrumentality in we'll direetse
charity that / desire the acceptance Of Is
enclosed contribution to the enterprise
Inc lrlSndS OF Emo She new AOrn
now in Canada, have paid the enormous
losses occasioned by his crimes and arr
trying to secure immunity for him 80 tna'
he may return.
Charletou H. Way, the new consul gener
all to ST. Petersburg, has been q successiN
real estate dealer in Savannah, Ga. Ioi
some years.
q. i. White, since the ~feilure 81 his Prov
dence. r. l., newspaper venture, has re-
sumed his position as newspaper CORE
spondenti ia Washington.
Postofices established Dakota-Minota
Ward county. Iowa-Ivy, Polk county
Wisconsin-Hogan Wood county. Fosv
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